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It’s going to set you back double the price of an all singing, all dancing GCQuad setup, and we feel that any gain in accuracy over the GCQuad is minimal enough to be a non-issue.
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While TrackMan continues to be the benchmark against which all other golf simulators are measured, we consider it to be for pro use, rather than a home setup. But if you want a truly accurate indoor golf experience, then GCQuad is where you’ll want to be investing your money.
For those looking for more accurate feedback, SkyTrak is going to do the trick. For many golfers, the Garmin might be sufficient. Stats on the OptiShot will be spotty, but they’re not going to be a million miles out. Or stretch the budget a little higher, and you can grab a SkyTrak package (without side netting or projector) for a little over $4K here.Īnd if budget is mega tight? While not a true launch monitor, the cheap and cheerful OptiShot 2 will at least allow you to play golf and hit balls at home for under $1,000.
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But for under $2.5K you can get a full training setup with a Garmin launch monitor here. Garmin (budget) – at the true budget end there isn’t much choice for what we’d class as a genuine simulator (as opposed to a “golf game”). We’ve included both models in our full review section. For now, the original SkyTrak is still available (and remains a great choice if you need your sim in a hurry). The SkyTrak+ is now in stock and available to order at The Indoor Golf Shop.
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Update (May 2023) – SkyTrak have just launched an updated model, the SkyTrak+, which has an improved radar and camera system, and utilizes machine learning (AI) for their most accurate stats to date. We earn a commission if you click this link and make a purchase at no additional cost to you. The GCQuad launch monitor alone is $14K (with sim software), and for a full simulator setup you’ll be looking at around $20-$27K. They’re the best golf simulators on the market, and they are priced accordingly. These are the sims you’ll see the top online golf instructors like Rick Shiels using in their videos. For more detailed comparisons and choices, check out the individual sections.įoresight GCQuad (best overall) – right at the top of the golf simulator tree we have Foresight’s GCQuad simulators. Here’s our top pick for each price point. So even if you do decide to splash out for one of the top of the line models you’re not necessarily going to have to pay everything out in a lump sum. And the mid-range is very well served with excellent options from Mevo and SkyTrak, particularly the brand new SkyTrak+.Īdditionally, most retailers will offer credit terms that let you spread the cost of the sim over 12-24 months.
The good news however is that for most amateur golfers a mid-range sim (somewhere between $4K and $8K for the full setup) is going to be more than sufficient. It might sound like a cop out, but it’s the truth.īecause if you want the best of the best - and the sim setup that most pros use - you’re looking at a GCQuad. We’ll begin this overview by saying that probably the biggest factor in determining which golf simulator setup is right for you is your budget.
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